The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-01-05

and $50 for cigars and cigarettes. They COM
General Loring, OF Confederate and Egyptian
| fame, died In New York last Friday.
Pike Collins and Fred Richenheims fought be-
fore crowd OF 300 sports ct Grand Rapids, Mich.
Friday night In the twenty fourth round Collins
knocked his opponent stiff
Abner Strauss, of Middleton, Ohio, has brought
suit for $4,000 damages against L. n. Bonham
e. al io- refusing 10 put his hogs the pedigree
list OF the Poland-China record.
The Courier-Journals Washington correspond
eat teegraphs that story is In circulation TO the
eject that Senator Logan did not receive the
right kind OF medical treatment.
Wittrock and Weaver arrested for the express
robbery, have been taken to st. Louis and deliv-
cred TO the authorities. About $4,000 OF the
stolen money has been recovered.
After the New Years reception at the White
house the President, who had been compelled to
sit occasionally during the ceremonies, was taken
upstairs suffering with severe pain.
Officer Michael O'Brien, who was wounded in
the leg by fragment OF bomb at the Anarchist
riot at Chicago last May, has suffered relapse
and his friends fear blood poisoning
Five of the men bound over in a Magistrates
Court, at Columbus, Ohio, charged with COM
plicity in the tally-Sheet forgeries are said to
have been indicted by special Grand Jury.
James Kenmore, an orphan, fourteen years Of
age, hanged himself in barn near PeotOne, H.
lie had attended Christmas gathering of chill
dren, where all received presents except him.
sled containing twenty young people going to
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Fort Wayne, Ind. Two young ladies were killed
and nearly the entire party more less injured.
As result Of the opposition to the election of
Mr.. Vail as secretary Of the National TrOtting AS
ISOLATION, it is proposed TO issue call for meet
ing Tor the purpose OF organizing new assoc-
At Wabash Ind. Thursday night John Sellers
called Dan Good TO his door and shet him down
Good had both eyes shot from their sockets The
eolored
General Logans remains we're Friday placed
for the time being IN Rock Creek Cemetery at
IN the Senate Chamber,.aDd being attended with
distine uished ciyica military honors.
In the train wrecEeTs trial in progTess wyan
made clean breast OF it, swearing to the circam,
stances of the wreeking of the train as they have
been published hitherto in the newspapers.
At the time of the great FIRE lin Chicago, Tim
othy wright had rentT0ll OF S6S,0O0 per annum.
He is a son OF John Wright, pioneer who owned
hall section of farming land in the vicinity of
Timothy Wright estimated his realty at $1,000, O0O
lncumbered 10 the extent OF 0nef0urth that sum.
dis agentwas his cousin, Thomas Lyman, whom
cry and to secure the setting aside Of foreclosure
sales, which wiped out the estate tAir. Wright has
not been in Chicago for ten years.
There was increased activity in the leading
produce lines last week, and frmer feeling
developed. Provisions were higher, with fair
movement in lard. Wheat sold more rapidly at
higher prices. Corn was frmer, with a more am
again small. Barley sold more readily. Gro
ceTies were Gull, but coffee ruled firm. Dairy
products quiet and general merchandise without
change of importance. The money market is
working into an easier position, with some shift
ing of loans but in general business is confined
to making preparations for the January settle
ment. Stocks in New York ruled higher.
The new year brought with it a very decided de-
preston of temperature and cold weather
throughout the country There were some
singular contrasts in temperature in the Upper
Missouri Valley Saturday afternoon Bismarck
OAK, reported 20 below zero; Fort Custer, Mont,
p below, and Helena, Mont, II above. Mean
while at the same hour il was IL below at Omaha
Indianapolis and Cairo. Generally fair weather
prevailed west of the Mississippi from Minnesota
TO the West Gulf coast. Lowest readings of the
thermometer reported New Years morning were
30 below at Bismarck and ~ below at Fort Blu
ford OAK.